Cybersecurity
As the Associated Press reported, Clinton’s email server could be accessed over an open Internet connection and controlled remotely, making the server—and the sensitive national security information it stored—vulnerable to “attacks from even low-skilled intruders.” Indeed, a hacker using a computer in Serbia scanned Clinton’s server no less than two times. Clinton was either unaware of the risks or chose to accept them, but regardless it demonstrated an astounding lack of seriousness and competence when it comes to cybersecurity. As one expert aptly stated, it was “total amateur hour.”
As the Associated Press reported, Clinton’s email server could be accessed over an open Internet connection and controlled remotely, making the server—and the sensitive national security information it stored—vulnerable to “attacks from even low-skilled intruders.” Indeed, a hacker using a computer in Serbia scanned Clinton’s server no less than two times. Clinton was either unaware of the risks or chose to accept them, but regardless it demonstrated an astounding lack of seriousness and competence when it comes to cybersecurity. As one expert aptly stated, it was “total amateur hour.”
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